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2 and 4 wk., Post-Op., 600 up to 1070 cc
Both my husband and I independently began to...
In short, I recommend Dr. Pousti because he cares about what is best for the patient in all aspects; health and beauty. My goal was to choose a doctor that was not going to jeopardize my health for the sake of another patient, but rather one that was going to treat me as his own family member, and I felt this the moment I went into the operating room. His voice was what I needed to hear to know that I was in good hands. And he reassured me of this, and I was; calm and comforting. God bless this doctor's hands, mind and the rest of his team. For we know that although these are procedures that will enhance our body image, at the same time, they are medical procedures that involve general anesthesia and to some degree, risks.
Provider Review
My interactions with Dr. Pousti and his staff have been very pleasant and comforting. Since my procedure on July 19th (4 weeks ago), they have not seized to call me everyday, or every other day to see how I am doing. Thus the level of service and personal care has been unconditional and loving. Emotionally, the recovery has been very lengthy, but only because I traveled for an extensive amount of time to an under-developed country, then upon my trip I developed jet-lag, which led to a few days under the weather and then immediately after that I had my surgery. Then, 9 days later, I was scheduled to begin training and a lot of reading for a new position I had committed to prior to my decision. Therefore, if I can give any of you some personal-professional recommendation, it would be to make sure you set aside a good two to three months for the physical and emotional recovery this particular procedure requires, and try have about a week or two of down time prior to the procedure. During this time, you can concentrate on meditation, avoiding any illnesses, decisions that will require constant attention, etc. Now, keep in mind, my procedure was not your typical breast augmentation, mine required a capsulectomy, replacement due to rupture and leakage, thus perhaps that is why it was more traumatic. Also, perhaps when I was 23 and 30, when I went through my first and second procedure, I was younger, and less worried; as Dr. Pousti put it, you can now appreciate and understand this type of procedure now that you are older- I know what he meant. Where as then I only had about 4 days of down time. This time around, I have felt more in-tuned, and because I know what the procedure entailed, I knew how important it was to care from my drain, the importance of eating a balanced meal, and caring for my emotional well-being. Vanessa and Daisy knew what I was going through every time we spoke. They were comforting and always reassured me that little by little I would begin to feel better. In short, I cannot feel more grateful with Dr. Pousti and his staff. He was truly a blessing and my family and I are very fortunate to have had the opportunity to receive his care.